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    Posted: 21 Feb 2011 at 10:00am
Will an 80R sickle mower cut grass nicely?  Rather than a belly mower, which I can't find for a WD45, can I use one of these?  Has anyone tried this?
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The sickle mower cuts grass nicely. It's purpose is to cut longer grass for making hay. It won't replace a lawnmower as it does not "chop up and throw out" the cut grass. I have used mine to cut long grass and weeds where it is not important to remove the cuttings
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If you want to maintain an area with a sickle mower, clip it at regular intervals so it doesn't get too tall. Keeping the sickle up off the ground a couple inches will help keep previous clippings from plugging the mower. The sickle mower will be faster and you will use less fuel, but it won't look like a lawn mower job.
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